Noah Crenshaw is a News Editor at the Daily Journal. He covers a range of topics including crime, courts, public safety, and regional interests, with a particular focus on the city of Greenwood and its schools, while also exploring themes in urban design and real estate development. Noah is featured in the Daily Journal (Franklin, IN).
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By: Noah Crenshaw
Nearly 60 Greenwood residents came out Thursday night to learn more about the first phase of the city’s planned widening of Smith Valley Road.
By: Noah Crenshaw
As more than 100,000 Hoosiers face a decline in behavioral healthcare access, Indiana University officials are spotlighting a free program that gives rural Hoosiers mental health support.
By: Noah Crenshaw
A debate over a requirement to build a bridge at a proposed 484-home neighborhood in Greenwood continued Monday night.
By: Noah Crenshaw
Bartholomew County emergency officials are seeking any reports of damage from storms on Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
By: Noah Crenshaw
Twenty-three candidates filed for more than a dozen Johnson County school board seats up for election this year.
Greenwood, the drive to get beaver nuggets and brisket could drop from hours to minutes if a proposed rezoning is approved for a Buc-ee’s in the coming weeks.
The drive to get beaver nuggets and brisket could drop from hours to minutes if a proposed rezoning is approved for a Buc-ee’s in Greenwood in the coming weeks.
By: Noah Crenshaw
Construction has progressed smoothly on the city of Greenwood’s newest fire station as officials hope to have it substantially completed before the end of the year.
By: Noah Crenshaw
A view of an emergency operations logo at the Bartholomew County Emergency Management Center in Columbus on March 11, 2022. The Republic file photo
By: Noah Crenshaw
INDIANAPOLIS — The newest class of Greenwood firefighters has spent months learning the ins and outs of the job.
